While in a Chapter 13, that has not been confirmed yet, Can I do a
inter-property transfer? This is where I move, but no fee's are accessed
because of the two apartments being owned by the same company. All deposits
will transfer, I will not profit from move at all. The only expense will be
the movers, which is under $200, and the transfer fee's which are billed
later by the utilities. I'm moving because of closer proximity to work, I
work in two hospitals, and this is in between them, which is less in gas
money for me.

It is unlikely that there would be a problem, but you should check
with your attorney before you do anything.

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Brett

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"Sharon C." <someone@cox.net> wrote in message
news:uM7La.84558$Pc5.42870@fed1read01... While in a Chapter 13, that has not been confirmed yet, Can I do
a inter-property transfer? This is where I move, but no fee's are
accessed because of the two apartments being owned by the same company.
All deposits will transfer, I will not profit from move at all. The only
expense will be the movers, which is under $200, and the transfer fee's which
are billed later by the utilities. I'm moving because of closer proximity
to work, I work in two hospitals, and this is in between them, which is
less in gas money for me.